PORT – about

The effectiveness of an Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) based intervention on reducing psychological distress in those with Gastro-intestinal dysmotility.

Gastrointestinal dysmotility relates to a spectrum of disorders where there is disruption to the movement of food through the gastrointestinal tract....
Children’s Anorectal Physiology Service – Equipment Funded

P.O.R.T. funded £51,500 to Mr Stewart Cleeve for the Children’s Anorectal Physiology Service at The Royal London Hospital.
Paediatric GI Physiology Unit – The Royal London Hospital

During 2013/14 PORT are extremely proud to be funding at a cost of £40,000 a formal paediatric section of the GI...
A new approach to gastroparesis and nausea

The study, funded through PORT (Pseudo Obstruction Research Trust), will use human stomach to measure the contractions of the muscle and...
Developing neurons: their potential for tissue repair funded by PORT (Pseudo Obstruction Research Trust).

PORT ( Pseudo Obstruction Research Trust), is funding £50,000 for this study which aims to demonstrate enteric neurogenesis by human enteric...
Professor Jo Martin – Enzyme Defect in CIPO

PORT are extremely pleased to be funding the following research project at a cost of £40,000. Prof. Jo Martin will lead this...